Originally posted by kidflash2008
reply to post by gortex

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I wonder why he sat on this footage for nearly 30 years? Many people have been questioning whether this event happened the way it is being described now. Sgt Penniston's claims have been questioned by me and others here at ATS.

Before being able to make any real sense of the situation, Larry Warren was asked to accompany Adrian Bustinza and instructed to close in on the craft, an officer operating a geiger counter led them walking a few metres ahead. They were now within 10-15 feet from the craft. Their shadows were visible on it, although there was no lighting in the field sufficient to create such an effect (none of the light-alls were working). Warren recalled that the craft 'seemed to be pulling our shadows onto itself'. Every time they stopped walking, their shadows would take another step - as if there was a slight time delay.

In an interview with Larry Fawcett (20 April 1984), Adrian Bustinza recalled clearly how the craft departed. The piece of text below was taken from "Left At East Gate". Fawcett: When it moved, when it took off, did you hear anything or feel anything? Bustinza: When it took off, it was, like, hovering. It went up and, like, took off at about a forty-five-degree angle, and if you would have blinked, you would have missed it. Fawcett: That fast? Bustinza: That fast. And we got a cold draft of air that lasted about a good ten seconds. You know, like when you get a good blow of dust or wind. No noise though; I do remember that.

Other witnesses back up Larry Warren's story These sections are from letters that various Rendlesham Incident witnesses wrote to Peter Robbins and Larry Warren, after reading Left At East Gate. These were all featured in the updated version of Left At East Gate. Mike Verrano "I did drive Williams (Gordon Williams - Base Commander), to an F-16 on the Bentwaters tarmac the AM of the 30th. He had two canisters of 35mm footage with him...He told me directly that it was actual footage of the UFOs on the ground..." Greg Battram "I know you were out in that forest 'cause I saw you out there, and we were all on duty with full Personal Reliability Pledge." Steve La Plume "How can Halt play it down - You were there and so was I..."

that he has spoken with Larry about the announcement and that Larry has indicated that he was disgusted as the reports are false and he will not be unveiling any footage.

Originally posted by gortex
reply to post by IsaacKoi

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that he has spoken with Larry about the announcement and that Larry has indicated that he was disgusted as the reports are false and he will not be unveiling any footage.

Do you have a link to that report ?

Unfortunately some mis-information has been publicised about LArry Warren’s visit to Halton Lea Library, Runcorn This evening. Runcorn World “In what is seen as a big coup, retired US Air Force serviceman Larry Warren will be showing fascinating footage shot by a USAF law enforcement official in Rendlesham forest on the night of December 27, 1980. His roll of film – to be screened at 7pm on Friday, October 23 – includes images he claims proves what he and many British people have insisted did happen.” The above extract from an article in the Runcorn World is, to the best of my knowledge, total fabrication. As far as I am aware, Larry is just visiting to talk about his experiences, and we were expressly told that there would be no video equipment requirements for this evening. The organisers – that is, myself (on behalf of Eximuis), Mark Rosney (on behalf of Para-Projects), and Janette Fleming (on behalf of Halton Libraries) have no knowledge even of the existence of this alleged footage. There has been no suggestion that any video will be shown this evening in any of the advertising and promotional material we, the organisers, have authorised.